Hello!
Throughout this problem, we will add or subtract values from our original balance.
In your checkbook, there was 298.72 dollars, and then you deposited 425.69 dollars. The function you would do is addition.
$298.72 + 425.69 = $724.41
If you wrote a check, then the amount you wrote is removed from your checkbook.
$724.41 - $29.72 - $135.47- $208.28 = $350.94
Then, the bank deducted 5 dollars from your account.
$350.94 - $5.00 = $345.94
This leaves you with $345.94 at the end of the week.
Therefore, your answer is choice C, $345.94.
C is the answer.............
<h3>Answer: 7366.96 dollars</h3>
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Use the compound interest formula:
A = P(1+r/n)^(n*t)
where in this case,
A = 12000 = amount after t years
P = unknown = deposited amount we want to solve for
r = 0.05 = the decimal form of 5% interest
n = 1 = refers to the compounding frequency (annual)
t = 10 = number of years
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Plug all these values into the equation, then solve for P
A = P(1+r/n)^(n*t)
12000 = P(1+0.05/1)^(1*10)
12000 = P(1.05)^(10)
12000 = P(1.62889462677744)
12000 = 1.62889462677744P
1.62889462677744P = 12000
P = 12000/1.62889462677744
P = 7366.95904248911
P = 7366.96
No when you subtract the 2 balances, there is a difference of 33.34. 1201.1-38.34=1162.76
Answer:
complementary
Step-by-step explanation
Im not positive but theres a high chance its B
